Nunnery Street, Castle Hedingham, Halstead

UMMARY

Believed to date from the late Victorian / early Edwardian period and offered with no onward chain, this mid-terraced property offers two bedrooms, the second bedroom with adjoining nursery / dressing room, four-piece family bathroom, sitting room, dining room, kitchen and an enclosed rear garden.

Tenure Freehold | Gas Central Heating

Mains Water, Drainage, Gas and Electricity Connected | Council Tax Band C
 

THE PROPERTY

The property opens a hallway providing access to a light and airy sitting room with attractive bay window and feature fireplace.

There is a dining room again with feature fireplace and to the rear of the property the kitchen features integrated Bosch electric hob, oven and accompanying extractor hood. There is also an integrated Bosch dishwasher and a good array of drawers on cupboards providing storage complete the space.

Ascending the stairs to the first floor the main bedroom is to the rear.

Bedroom two is also a double and this is accessed via dressing room / nursery.

The four piece family bathroom completes the internal accommodation as is comprised of a bath with shower mixer hose attachment, separate shower cubicle, handbasin set within a vanity unit wc and heated towel rail.
 

OUTSIDE

The property enjoys a small front garden set behind attractive low-level wrought iron railings.

To the rear there is an enclosed garden with gated entrance to the back boundary.

Adjacent to the house there is a patio area for seating.

Steps from the patio area lead up to the lawn and a further patio area at the rear of the garden.

The garden shed will remain the property once sold. 

SITUATION

Castle Hedingham is a highly sought-after village in North Essex, known for its rich history, charming character, and strong sense of community. At its heart lies the magnificent Hedingham Castle, a historic Norman keep that adds unique appeal and a sense of heritage to the area.

The village is surrounded by beautiful countryside, offering scenic walks and a peaceful rural atmosphere, yet remains conveniently located for access to nearby towns such as Halstead, Sudbury and Braintree.

Residents enjoy a range of amenities including a popular pub, tea rooms, a village shop, and a primary school, while the well-regarded Hedingham School and Sixth Form is just a short distance away.

With a mix of period cottages, elegant homes and individual properties, Castle Hedingham is ideal for those seeking a tranquil yet well-connected place to live, full of charm, character and community spirit. 

AGENTS NOTES

Please note that the fireplaces have not been tested.

Stamp Duty Land Tax will need to be paid to purchase this property. Please use the web link to the government website to assess your position.

Other charges such as solicitors fees and removal costs will also need to be considered.

Our particulars are produced in good faith but can only be used as a guide to the property.

If there is any point of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will do our best to answer any queries prior to any viewing of the property.

Any measurements quoted are for guidance only.

No services, utilities or appliances have been tested and any prospective buyers are asked to commission their own independent experts to verify the conditions of the same.

These particulars, and any comments and observations (verbal or written), of the sales agents do not constitute representations of fact, or form part of any offer or contract, and the matters referred to should be independently verified by prospective buyers and their own independent experts.